Choose Tasman II for the braided collar, Ascot for a loafer shape, or Scuff for a backless house slipper. Tasman II and Ascot suit indoor/outdoor casual wear. Scuff is the pair to leave beside the bed. All three are pictured below so you can compare the shape before choosing your size.
Our first pick for the familiar UGG slipper look is Tasman II at $129.95. Prefer a closed heel? Ascot is $119.95. For an open-back indoor pair, Scuff is $99.95.
Shop this guide: UGG Men's Tasman II Slipper · UGG Men's Ascot Slipper · UGG Men's Scuff Slipper
Pairs to compare
Choosing a pair as a gift
Look at the slippers or casual shoes he already wears. If he likes the braided Tasman look, choose Tasman II. If he prefers loafers and a closed heel, pick Ascot. For someone who leaves a pair by the bed and slips straight into it, Scuff makes sense.
Check his current size and the chart before ordering. Let him try the pair indoors with the box and tags kept together, so the full-price return option below stays available if the fit is wrong.
Tasman vs. Ascot vs. Scuff: the practical difference
Tasman II or Ascot? Both are indoor/outdoor casual options. The main choice is the opening: Tasman II has a low heel edge and braided collar; Ascot has a closed heel and loafer shape. Pick the look and heel coverage you prefer rather than assuming either fits like the other.
Ascot or Scuff? Scuff has an open heel and a suede outsole, so it is the indoor choice. Ascot gives you a closed heel and an outsole intended for indoor/outdoor use. If the pair will mostly stay inside, Scuff is the simpler slip-on.
Half size? Start with the men's chart
Measure both feet and use the longer heel-to-toe measurement with UGG's men's size chart. The slippers linked here are offered in whole sizes. For a half size, compare the neighboring whole sizes for the model you want.
Try them with your usual socks. Your toes should lie naturally and your heel should rest on the footbed. If the smaller size crowds your toes, compare the next one; if the larger size lets you step out repeatedly, compare the smaller size or another shape.
Missing your Tasman size in the first color? Check the other colors on the Men's Tasman II page. We restock Tasman II sizes, so you can also check back or ask us about the pair you want. For other openings and styles, see the UGG slipper guide.
Fit and buying questions
Which men's UGG slipper is backless?
Scuff is the backless house slipper in this comparison. Tasman II has a low heel edge, while Ascot has a closed heel.
Can I wear the UGG Scuff outside?
Scuff has a suede outsole and is best treated as an indoor slipper. Choose Tasman II or Ascot if you want an indoor/outdoor casual option.
Should men size down in every UGG slipper?
No. Use the men's UGG chart and your foot measurement. If you wear a half size, compare the neighboring whole sizes for the exact model, then check toe room and heel placement with your usual socks.
Should I choose Tasman II or Ascot?
Choose Tasman II for the braided collar and low heel edge. Choose Ascot for a loafer shape and closed heel. Both suit indoor/outdoor casual wear, so compare their shape and fit rather than treating them as interchangeable.
What if my men's Tasman II size is sold out?
Check the other colors on the product page. We restock Tasman II sizes, so you can also check back or ask us about the color and size you want. The product page shows what is available to order now.
More styles and related guides
Product and fit references: UGG Men's Tasman II (1174671) · UGG Men's Ascot (1101110) · UGG Men's Scuff (1101111) · UGG size charts
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